Trim, then oil, comb, and style.

How to trim a mustache with scissors. Apply a little mustache wax, especially if your mustache is a little. Using mustache scissors or electric trimmer, trim first for shape, cutting along bottom of mustache and then outer edges. Lightly trim the small area below your nose.

To help thin out the mustache, trim any excess hairs. Grow it out, select a style. Keep all these set with you and begin by trimming of the white hair.

To trim the moustache above the lip, use a trimmer or scissors. Clean the moustache with soap or shampoo and pad dry. This is probably the riskiest part, so take your time and only trim the hairs that are really out of line.

Work from middle towards one side, then to the. Comb upwards away from the mustache so that the ends of the hairs extend just past the comb’s teeth. Start your trimming project by cutting the hairs closest to your upper lip with scissors or a trimmer.

Use a little oil on the clipper blade before trimming. Nobody wants your nose hairs to become one with your mustache, so since you have the scissors out, trim anything sticking out. With your razor or choice, carefully line up the top of your moustache.

Before you start to do any trimming, your mustache has to be grown out and ready for. To do the sides, turn the blade sideways and follow the contour of the upper lip toward the corners of the mouth. You might need some scissor, trimmer or shaving razor, a mirror, a piece of alum, a shaving gel and a shaving brush.